Jamtrin Lhakhang
强准祖拉康
An early Tubo-period temple said to have been built by Songtsen Gampo to subdue demons, and a nationally protected heritage site.
Jamtrin Lhakhang lies in the Chongdui area northwest of Gyirong Town. According to tradition, it was built during the reign of Songtsen Gampo as one of the border temples meant to subdue demons. Along with Phagpa Monastery, it is among the oldest Buddhist buildings in Gyirong Valley. Inside, you'll find ancient murals and wood carvings, and it is designated a key national cultural relic. There is also a nearby mani lhakhang. You can combine a visit with Chongdui Grassland. Allow about half an hour, and observe temple etiquette.
Opening hours
08:00–18:00